“The National Recovery Board was brought into effect in 1934, as part of the New Deal. The Coat and Suit Industry National Recovery Board was a trade organization that came about in order to assure that garments were made in accordance with the Fair Labor Standards. The label assured consumers that the garment was made by workers who were not working excessive hours and who were being paid a fair hourly wage. This label is seen from the mid-1930s into the 1960s”

The Coat Fabric I would say is jersey\wool its tight and textured, with an amazing full heavy Fur collar. The inside is a think satin and has been beautifully finished (see pic) has the inside bust-waist tie, there is is bakelite and diamonte clasp at the front. 

I would say this is a size 14 - measures under arm to underarm across the back 38". Length measured from under collar at back of the next to hem 41"

GREAT CONDITION THE LAST PICTURE SHOWS INSIDE THE CUFF ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE THE LINING IS DAMAGED   

A TRUE RARE VINTAGE ITEMS FROM THE 1940S